"Understanding GPS/GNSS: Principles and Applications, Third Edition" is an essential resource for anyone seeking to gain a comprehensive understanding of global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems. This hardcover edition, authored by Elliott D. Kaplan, and Christopher J. Hegarty, is updated to reflect the significant advancements and technologies in GNSS and GPS systems since the last edition.
This latest edition covers a broad range of topics crucial for professionals, engineers, and researchers in the field of satellite navigation. It provides a thorough exploration of the fundamentals, alongside detailed discussions on system design, algorithms, and implementation strategies. Readers will gain insights into the inner workings of various GNSS, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou.
The book also presents the most recent developments in GNSS evolution and augmentation systems, GNSS receiver design, and the integration of GPS with other technologies. With its blend of theory and practical applications, this book is ideal for both academic and professional needs.
In addition to technical content, the authors have ensured that this edition is more accessible to newcomers and practitioners by providing clearer explanations, insights into current research directions, and ample real-world applications.
"Understanding GPS/GNSS: Principles and Applications" is an indispensable reference for keeping pace with the rapidly advancing field of satellite navigation.